Question

woodrow wilsons desire for lasting peace in the world led him to include his fourteenth point, the establishment of ______. large armies and navies that would ensure peace democracies in every nation of the world an international association of nations economic alliances between industrialized nations question 19 2 pts what outcome did france want for the peace treaty being negotiated at versailles? a crippled germany unable to threaten france in the future a strong russia to balance power in postwar europe a generous peace for germany to avoid future revenge a militarily weak, but economically stable germany

Explanation:

• First Question: Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points included the establishment of an international association of nations (the League of Nations) as a means to maintain peace. Large armies and navies would not ensure peace (more likely to cause conflict), having democracies in every nation was not the 14th - point focus, and economic alliances between industrialized nations was not the 14th - point.
• Second Question: France had suffered greatly in World War I. A crippled Germany unable to threaten France in the future was in line with French interests. A strong Russia was not a main French goal (they were more focused on Germany), a generous peace for Germany was against French post - war sentiment (they wanted to punish Germany), and a militarily weak but economically stable Germany was not as extreme as what France wanted (they wanted Germany to be very weak).

Answer:

• First Question: an international association of nations
• Second Question: a crippled Germany unable to threaten France in the future